CHARLES W, FAIRBANKS DIES
W ith a smile, I replied, “Wen, ttti op
the state a little.“
Then I was taken before the doctor
Kx-VIce President Departs After B ril
aud passed as physically lit, and was
liant Political Career.
Issued a uniform. When I reported
hack to the lieutenant, he suggested
Indianapolis, Ind. — Charles Warren
that, being an American. I go on re
Fairbanks, ex-Vice President o f the
cruiting service and try to shame some
United States and former
United
o f the slackers Into Joining the army.”
States senator from Indians, died at
“ All you have to do,” he said, “ la to
his home here at 8 :55 o'clock Tuesday
go out on the street, and when yon see
night.
a young fellow In mufti who looks
l>eath was due to interstitial nephri
physically flt. Jnat atop him and give
tis, which had been a chronic aliment
hltn this kind o f a ta lk : 'Aren’t you
with him but not regarded ns particu
ashamed o f yourself, a Britisher, phys
larly serious until recently.
ically flt. and In mufti wheu your king
A ll members o f the former Vice
and country need yon? Don't you
President’s family, except Major Rich
know that your country Is at war and
ard Fairbanks, who Is In France, were
that the place fo r every young Briton
at nis bedside.
Is on the firing line? Here I am, an
The distinction o f birth in a log
American, In khaki, who came four
MACHINE QUNMDl .SERVING ITI fUMCtr---------
cabin, which illustrious Americans o f
thousand miles to fight for your king Eventa o f Noted People, Governments an earlier day commonly bad, was also I'rovoat Marshal's l-alrat Order to
fcuiTOY
and country, and you. us yet, have not
that for former Vice !*reeident Fair-
and Pacific Northwest and Other
m w $ n tvry
M obilile la Nlmultaneoua With
enlisted. Why don't you Join? Now
banks. It is prohable that he was the
Is the time.'
Things Worth Knowing.
Registration o f 19IH.
last o f American statesmen to have
“ This argument ought to get many
«
With a wluk he replied:
t>een born in one o f these humble
eabine.
“There was no damage; we missed recruits. Empey, so go out and aee
FOREWORD
what you can do.”
j them again.”
The one where be \w»s liorn on Muv
He then gave me a small rosette of
Washington, I). C. While a million
More than 140 indietmenU, charging 11,1852, was at Unionville ten ter,
A fter several fruitless Inquiries o f
young Americans just turned 21 were
“Over the Top” is a true
the passersby, I decided to go on my red, while snd blue ribbon, with three violations o f the espionage law, have ohm.
Mr. Fairbanks traced his ancestors registered Wednesday for service In
own In search o f ruined buildings and little streamers hanging down. This isen returned by the Federal grand
story of trench warfare on
daya o f O liver Cromwell, who the war for world freedom, orders went
' scenes o f destruction. I boarded a bus was the recruiting Insignia and was jury at Milwaukee, Wis.. involving u,
the French front, written by ; which carried me through Tottenham to be worn on the left side o f the cap. prominent men.
counted "Fayerljankea" among his sup- out from the office o f Provost Marshal
Armed with a swagger stick and my
an American soldier who I Court road. Recruiting posters were
Gaptain Archie Roosevelt, who was porter*. Jonathan Fayerlouikes, the General Crowder to the governuLj
patriotic rosette, I went out Into T o t
everywhere.
The
one
that
Impressed
got into the great war two
wounded in action in March, is making •'n,t member o f the family to come to all state- t*\i «»pt Arir. na. for inonTlI/iw
me most was a ltfe-sUe picture of tenham Court road In quest o f cannon | excellent progress. D isarm has tieen America, landed at Boa ton In 1*136. tion between June 24 and 28 o f V'
years ahead of his country.
(KM) more registrants.
Lord Kitchener with his finger point fodder.
Tw o or three poorly dressed civil removed from the sling mid be walks Mr. Fairlamk*' father was U tflM M
This was in addition to
Sergeant Empey tells what
ing directly at me. under the caption
| several miles daily.
Monro-j Fairbanks, a wagon maker o f
ians pass.ni me, and although they ap
l
o f “ Your King and Country Need You.”
„
. . .
, ,
Vermont, who em igrated to Union men requisitioned fnmi
the fighting men have done
peared physically flt. I said to myself,
lh r lmrd Lieutenant o f Irelund is- county, Ohio. His mother was a sis- brings the total n ' . j ^ ^ " -
No matter which way I turned, the
“ They don’t want to Join the arm y; suod “ proclamation Tuesday night U r u f Ul„ Uu< W illiam Henry Smith, serviee men calle<is . <'*!•' »Jv1 f°m e
and how they have done it.
accusing Anger followed me. I was
perhaps they have someone dependent a s k in g for 50.000 voluntary recruits
oqe
, , BmnagW 0 f the A m orl.ted 5116,704, and when“ **'< \
He knows because he was
an American, In mufti, and had a little
on them fo r support,” so I did not ac | and thereafter 2000 to 3000 monthly to p rr><1*
the nation's army
American
flag
In
the
lapel
o
f
my
coat.
one of them. His experi
cost them.
000 men
maintain the Ml A l U w ,
Th,; K«irl>anks |m„„. frequently « M 2.000.
I had no king, and my country had
Coming down the street I saw a
ences are grim, but they are
The registrat
seen flt not to need me, but still that young dandy, top hat and all, with a
Naval officers at Norfolk, Va.. said the hiding place o f runaway slaves,
thrilling, and they are light
pointing finger mude me feel small and fashionably dressed girl walking be ! Tuesday their reports indicated five and no black man was ever turned tended by the perfect order to,»',
111 at ease. I got off the bus to try side him. I muttered, “ You are uay I German submarines had been oi>erat- away from the door.
Fairbanks was marked the enrolling a year ago o f
ened by a delightful touch of
to dissipate this feeling by mixing meat,” and when he came abreast o f I ing along the Atlantic coast and that 8 years old when Abraham
Lincoln 10.000. 000 nu i.
humor.
The men w n *t registered have be
!
two
had
been
sighted
off
the
Virginia
was
elected
President.
Then
followed
with the throng o f the sidewalks.
me I stepped directly In his path and
the C ivil War, the stirring scenes o f come o f age sYnce Aie first registration
Presently I came to a recruiting o f stopped him with iny swagger stick, capes.
| ,
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.
. which the future Vice-President fo l day, June,., 191% Military author!
fice. Inside, sitting at a desk was a saying:
lows o f the naval motor launch ,
, ... . _ .
ties estimate that from their number
C H A P T E R I.
I,.
,
with keen interest.
lonely Tommy Atkins. I decided to In
“ You would look fine In khaki; why Ozark, with one member o f her crew, lowed
„
,
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,
_ ■>: l
i
_
, ...
Soon a fter he was graduated from there w ill l>e had 750,000 men fit for
terview him In regard to Joining the not change that top hat fo r a steel ( ... harms
E. Richards, fireman, o f ( hip- ..
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Prom Mufti to Khaki.
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...
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1. the Ohio Wesleyan College at Dela- active duty.
British army. I opened the door. He
Q
„
v J rU n k n
appoint-
W hile an act o f congress requires
It was In an office In Jersey City. looked np and greeted me with “ I a’y, helmet? Aren’t you ashamed o f your ley, H a., .n a heavy sea off the coast
self, a husky young chap like you In May 12. is announced by the Navy da* L
o f tf|# A u o c itU d
al that the new registrants be placed at
I was sitting at my desk talking to myte, want to tyke on?”
mufti when men are needed In the
a lieutenant o f the Jersey National
{ Pittsburg, Pa., holding that position the bottom o f the class to which they
I looked at him and answered, “ Well, trenches? Here I Bin, an American, *‘ar nu" '
Gnard. On the wall was a big war
Federal
courts
have
no
jurisdiction
, for one year.
His most Imfsirtant are assigned, many o f them may soon
whatever that Is, I'll take a chance came four thousand miles from Ogden,
map decorated with variously colored
over
the
selective
draft
boards,
the
assignment
was
the
rally o f the Demo- lie called to the colors, as requisition*
Utah, Just outside o f New York, to
at 1L”
upon governors probably w ill exhaust
little flags showing the position o f the
fight for your king and country. Don't Supreme court in effect decided Mon- erats and liberal Republicans in 1872.
Without
the
aid
o
f
an
Interpreter,
I
the first class in some states. While no
opposing armies on the western front
day,
in
denying
mandamus
proceedings
|
This
was
one
o
f
the
largest
meetings
he
a
slacker,
buck
up
and
get
into
uni
In France. In front o f me on the desk found out that Tommy wanted to know form ; come over to the recruiting o f to have an order o f a local ls>ard in o f the campaign and was addresseebby format explanation was made, th isyfl^
I f I cared to Join the British army. H e
lay a New York paper with big flaring
Milwaukee, W is., reviewed.
Horace Greeley. loiter in life he fr e believed to have ts-cn the reason why
asked m e: “ Did you ever hear o f the fice and I’ll have you enlisted.”
Arizona was not included in Lite call.
headlines:
H e yawned and answered, " I don't
War risk rates took an abrupt jump quently referred with keen delight to
Royal Fusiliers?"
Well, In London,
Registration »lays for men become
L U S IT A N IA
SUNK!
AMERICAN
his
work
as
a
newspa|sT
man.
care
If
you
came
forty
thousand
miles,
upon
receipt
o
f
the
news
o
f
submarine
you know, Yanks are supposed to know
21 years o f age probably w ill tie fixed
LIVES LOST1
no
one
asked
you
to,"
and
he
walked
warfare on this side o f the Atlantic.
everything, so I wus not golug to ap
every three month* hereafter. It ia
The windows were open and a feel
on. The girl gave me a sneering look; Marine underwriters advanced insur
pear Ignorant and answered, “ Sure.”
e s t i m a t e d that ......... .
o w n Is -.ome
ing o f spring pervaded the air.
ance from one to two per cent to all
A fte r listening for one half-honr to I was speechless.
o f age yearly, and the new regiatmnts
Through the open windows came the
I
recruited
fo
r
three
weeks
and
near
ports,
coastwise
as
well
as
trans-At
Tommy's tale o f their exploits on the
are ex|M>rt»d to go far toward keeping
strains o f a hurdy-gurdy playing In the
lantic.
firing line, I decided to Join. Tommy ly got one recruit.
up the first class in each state from
Street— " I Didn’t Raise My Boy to Be
This
perhaps
was
not
the
greatest
took me to the recruiting headquarters,
Woman suffrage for Hawaii is au-
New Y o r k - T h e toll o f dead and which thus far all men for the N a
a Soldier.”
where I met a typical English captain. stunt In the world, but it got back at thorized in a senate bill passed Tties- miM ing from the raid o f German suit- tional army have been drawn.
“ Lusitania Sunk! American Lives
H e asked my nationality. I immedi the officer who had told me, "Yes. we day by the house and sent to President marines
against
shipping off the
Assignments for the men called to
L o s t!”— “ I Didn’t Raise My Boy to
ately pulled out my American passport take anything over here.” I had been W ilson for approval. It empowers the American coast apparently stood Tuea- the color* under Wednesday ’* order in
Be a Soldier.” T o us these did not
spending
a
good
lot
o
f
my
recruiting
Hawaiian legislature to provide that day (light at 58,
and showed It to him. It was signed
from the steam- dicate the rapidity with which troops
seem to Jibe.
time In the saloon bar o f the Wheat women may vote in all territorial and
In nearly
ship C ir a H n , o f the N iw York and now are moving overseas.
The lieutenant In silence opened one
Sheaf pub (there was a very attractive municipal elections.
every instance the registrants under
Porto
M
oo
H
m
o f the lowe.- drawers of his desk and
blonde barmaid, who helped kill tlma—
The Austrian Social Democrats, ac-
Sixteen o f this number are known to requisition are assigned to National
took from It an American flag which
I was not as serious In those days M COpJ
^
A rb e it€ rZ . , .
have |>eriahed when one o f the ship’s army cantonments, whereas recently
he solemnly draped over the war map
I was a little later when I reached _____ % ,7:____
. u_.
| tung, o f Vienna, have decided that the boat* capsized in a storm Sunday night when calls were made it was necessary
on the wall. Then, turning to me with
the fron t)— well. It was the alxth
. , day
.
time is inopportune for strikes.
The after the vessel had been sunk. The to send the men to National guard,
a grim face, said:
and my recruiting report was blank. conference warne<l a)faini,t ^
acts ! fate o f the others is not known, but it regular army and other ramps because
“H ow about It, sergeant? Yon had
I was getting low in the pocket— bar- which wouU lea(l
disaster and ’ ’de- is hoped they have been picked up by the cantonments were filled.
better get out the muster roll o f the
3flB
malds haven’t much use fo r anyone prjve ,abor o f ^
^ future ..
The house m ilitary committee has
a passing ship and w ill yet reach shore
Mounted Scouts, as 1 think they will
who cannot buy drinks— so I looked
_
.
.
« ,
______ . . .
safely.
reported a resolution by Chairman
■
,
T
w
elve
o
f
a
fleet
o
f
30
or
more
fish-
be needed in the course o f a few days.”
around for recruiting material. You
.
, ,
„
Officials o f the company have placet! Dent, making retroactive the bill bas
“
i . i „
__ing vessels were sunk by a German
W e busied ourselves till late In the
know n man on recruiting service gets
?
,
tl ..
the number o f passengers aboard the ing the draft quotas on the number o f
________submarine, says a Belfast dispatch to
evening writing out emergency tele
a “ bob or shill ng fo r every recruit ,
,
, ’
a
.
_ ,
. *
_.
“
“
. . . ..
..
__the
lA»ndon
Daily Telegraph.
The Carolina when she was attacked 125 men in class 1 so as to legalize any e x
Jo*.
grams fo r the men to report when the
he entices Into Joining the army, the
,
.
i
* u
.. .
J . . * . ....
.
submarine ordered the fishermen to miles off Sandy Hook at 220 and the ceeding o f authority as to the number
call should come from Washington.
recruit Is supposed to get this, but he
o f quota which msy have been mode in
take to the boats and row ashore. It crew at 130, making 330 in all.
Then we went home.
would not be a recruit If he were wise
Captain Barbour, o f the Carolina, the first drafting o f men
then sank the vessels by shelling them.
I crossed over to New York, and as
to this fact, would he?
Validity o f Federal statutes prohib- reported to the company that he was
I went up Fulton street to take the
Down at the end o f the bar was a
subway to Brooklyn, the lights In the
young fellow In mufti who was very LV"* ..“ ‘I . 0/ - ‘ 1 "ohol'L 1
,LqUi 0 rV.to
Ï ' Â
RED CROSS FOUND OVER TOP .
diers was in effect sustained by the with 150 passenger? and 94 o f the
tall buildings o f New York seemed to
patriotic— he had about four “ Old
crew. The schooner is being towed to
Supreme
court,
which
Tuesday
de
be burning brighter than usual, as If
Six” ales aboard. He asked me if he
clined to review proceedings convict this port by a tug and is expected to <>\cr-Subscript ion o f Seventy Millions
they, too, had read “ Lusitania Sunk!
could Join, showed roe his le ft hand,
Reported in loitest Drive.
ing Cornelius O ’Sullivan, a hotel pro arrive soon.
American Lives L o s t!” They seemed
two fingers were missing, but I said
A boat containing 28 survivors, 21
prietor,
o f Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., o f
to be glowing with anger and righteous
that did not matter aa “ we take any
Washington,
D. C.— The American
passengers and 7 o f the crew arrived
violating the law.
Indignation, and their rays wigwagged
thing over here.” The left hand Is
Red Cross second war mercy fund now
at Atlantic City Tuesday afternoon.
Representatives o f 500,000 railway
the message, “ R ep a y!”
the rifle hand aa the piece is carried
Another lifeboat with 10 passengers totals $166,439,291, with indication*
Months passed, the telegrams lying
at the slope on the left shoulder. Near shopmen have asked the railroad ad and nine mem tiers pf the crew arrived that when all rejsirts from the drive o f
ministration
not
to
put
into
effect
the
handy, but covered with dust. Then, j
ly everything in England la “ by the
at I,ewis, Del., with the re|>ort that 16 a week ago are tabulated, u $70,000,-
one momentous morning the lieutenant
left,” even general traffic keeps to the new wage scale without an upward re o f the 35 who had started from the 000 over-aubacription o f the $11)0,000,-
vision for their crafts, saying great ship had lost their lives in the storm 000 goal w ill he shown.
with a sigh o f disgust removed the
poft side.
dissatisfaction would be created and
flag from the war map and returned
In announcing these figures, Henry
Sunday night.
I took the applicant over to head
intim ating that it might be impossible
to his desk. I Immediately followed
I f the company's figures as to the P. Davidson, chairman o f the Red
quarters, where he was hurriedly ex
to
avoid
many
strikes.
this action by throwing the telegrams
number aEmard the ill-starred liner are Cross war council, said the returns
amined.
Recruiting surgeons were
Guy Empey.
One hundred men enlisted in the correct, this leaves 42 unaccounted show that more than 47,000,000 Am er
Into the wastebasket. Then w e looked
busy In those days and did not have
A fte r looking at the much time fo r thorough physical exam Naval M ilitia between the- hour when for. That number m ight have been icans nearly half the total jmpulation
at each other In silence.
H e was by Lansing.
squirming in his chair and I fe lt de passport, he informed me that he was inations. My recruit was passed as news o f the U-boat campaign off the crowded into one lifelxiaL
o f the count™ -ContriEwted.. Those
sorry but could not enlist me, as It “ flt” by the doctor and turned over to N ew Jersey coast first liecame known
pressed and uneasy.
The only possible clew to their fate g ivin g to the First fund lnat year num
The telephone rang and I answered would be a breach o f neutrality. I a corporal to make note o f his scars. on the street and the closing o f the re was found in the fact that an empty bered only about 5,000,000.
I t It was a business call fo r me, re Insisted that I wns not neutral, be I was mystified. Suddenly .the corpo cruiting office in N ew York Monday boat, marked with the name o f the
N ot only did every Red Cross divis
questing my services fo r an out-of- cause to me It seemed that a real ral burst out with, “ Bllrne me, two o f night, according to an announcement Carolina, was picked up at sea by a ion in the epuntry over-subscritie, but
town assignment. Business was not American could not be neutral when his fingers are gone.” Turning to me made by the enrollment officer for thia British steamship which arrived here one, the Gulf, turned in mere than
very good, so this was very welcome. big things were In progress, but the he said, “ You certainly have yonr branch o f the service.
Tuesday. It had every evidence o f three times the amount o f its- quota,
A fte r listening to the proposition I captain would not enlist me.
Tobacco has been classed by the g o v having been riddled by gunfire. I"t while five others, the Atlantic, Moun
nerve with you, not 'a lf you ain’t, to
W ith disgust In my heart I went out bring this beggar in.’*
seemed to be swayed by a peculiarly
Southern and
ernment as a necessity and producers may have carried the passengers »hfl tain, Northwestern,
strong force within me, and answered, In the street. I had gone about a
The doctor came over and exploded, w ill lie given preferential fuel sup sailors who still are missing. AnothAr Southwestern, more than doubled their
" I am sorry that I cannot accept your block when a recruiting sergeant who “ What do you mean by bringing In a plies. Senator Swanson, o f Virginia, ship was added to the list o f victim s allotment*. The insuhtr and foreign
offer, but I am leaving fo r England had followed me out o f the office man In this condition?”
was informed by the W ar Industries o f the U-Es>ats when the American division quadrupled its $300,000 quota.
next week,” and hung up the receiver. tapped me on the shoulder with bis
schooner Edward It. Baird, Jr., was Every state attained its goal, five
Looking out o f the corner o f my eye Emard in response to an inquiry that
The lieutenant swung around In his swagger stick and said: “ S’y, I can
the board was working out with the found in d sinking Condition off the more than tripled It, and lfi-other* and
I noticed that the officer who had re
chair, and stared at me In blank aston get you In the army. W e have a 'lef-
Fuel administration a plan for supply Maryland coast, a fter having lieen the D istrict erf Columbia more than
cruited me had Joined the group, and
doubled their allotments.
bombed.
ishment. A sinking sensation came tenant' down at the other office who
ing the-industry with coal.
I could not help answering, “ W ell, air,
over me, but I defiantly answered his can do anything. He has Just come
I was told that you took anything over
Tw o hundred thousand men o f draft
Stargazer Finds Nugget.
look with, "W ell, it’s so. I’ m going.” ont o f the O. T. C. (Officers’ Training
Spain F.xoneratea Allies.
age* who, because o f minor defects,
And I went.
corps) and does not know what neu here.”
Baker,
Or.— While on a trip - to the
Madrid
German
newspapefs
having
I think they called It "Yankee im have been held by examining surgeons
The trip across was uneventful. I trality Is.” I decided to take a chance,
asserted that British and French hos mountains with other astronomers, W.
pudence,”
anyhow
it
ended
my
recruit
over
the
country
for
lim
ited
.
service,
landed at Tilbury, England, then got and accepted his Invitation fo r an In
are to be employed in producing or pital shifis are Eieing used for the M. Conrad, o f the naval observatory
Into a string o f matchbox cars and troduction to the lieutenant. I entered ing.
transportation o f munitions o f war, party here for the eclipse, in crossing
handling equipment fo r the army.
proceeded to London, arriving there the office and went up to him, opened
the Spanidh ministry o f foreign affairs the old Nnlapn placers, north o f town,
about 10 p. in. I took.a room In a hotel up my passport and said:
German ' airmen Wednesday night has issued an official note declaring picked up a gold nugget which was
In training quarters, “ some
near St. Pancras station fo r “ five and
“ Before going further I wish to state
deliberately dropped E)ombs on hospi, that an inquiry made by the govern later found to Ere worth $3.20.
where
in
France,”
Empey
hear«
The
six— fire extra.” The room was minus that I am an American, not too proud
tals in which there were scores o f
the big guna booming and makes
ment enable« it to affirm that British, party spent soma time in further
the fire, but the “ extra” seemed to to fight, and want to Join your army.”
American and hundreds o f French sick
the acquaintance o f the “ coo-
The
French and Italian vessels employed as searrh, but found nothing more.
keep me warm. That night there was
H e looked at me In a nonchalant
and wounded. The hospital is in
tlee."
Read about his experi
hospital ships, on board o f which are accidental find inspired them for a time
a Zeppelin raid, but I didn’t see much manner, and answered, “ That's all
town
many
miles
in
the
rear
o
f
the
ences In the next installment
Spanish naval delegates, are being em with the enthusiasm o f tho faithful
o f It, because the slit in the curtains rig h t; we take anything over here.”
front.
ployed in a perfectly correct manner old-time prospectors, a few o f whom
was too small and I had no desire to
I looked at him kind o f hard and re
and for the exclusive transport o f sick are still hunting for rich pockets sup
make it larger. Next morning the tel plied, “ So I notice,” but it went over
Francis
S.
Nash,
a
medical
director
(TO B B CONTINUED.)
posed to exist in the foothills nearby.
and wounded.
.
ephone bell rang, and someone asked, bis bead.
o f the navy, and hie w ife were indict
“ A re you there T” I was, hardly. Any
“ Newport News."
H e got out an enlistment blank, and
ed by a gTand jury in Washington, D.
'
Hhriner* Elect Jacoby,
Thirteen Iowa Soldiers Slain.
way, I learned that the Zeps had re placing his finger on a blank line eald,
In Virginia’s early daya communica C .
, Thursday on a charge o f hoarding
Atlantic City, N. J. Efias Jacoby,
turned to their fatherland, so I went “ Sign here,”
Des Moines, Ia. Thirteen Iowa sol-
tion with the mother country was, o f foodstuffs. Investigators found among
out Into the street expecting to see
course, wholly by ships, and when onn other foodstuffs more than a. ton and a diem, including five from Dubuque, for 17 years law partner o f former
I answered, “ Not on your tintype.”
scenes o f awful devastation and a cow
“ I beg your pardon?”
was expected the colonists were ail half o f sugar stored in the Nash home. three from Mason City, two from De* Vice President Charles W. Fairbans,
ering populace, but everything was
Then I explained to blm that I would eagerness for the newa from home.
Moines, two from Wintcroct and one was Wednesday elected imperial po
normal. People were calmly proceed not algn it without first reading I t I On the occasion o f one. It may hava
Tw enty-tw o thousand men o f the from Red Oak, were killed in action in tentate o f the Imperial Council, An
ing to their work.
Crossing the read It over and signed fo r duration o f been the first, o f a certain Captain army, engaged in the spruce forests o f France May 27, according to official cient Arairic Order o f Nobles o f The
street, I accosted a Bobble w ith :
war. Some o f the recruits were lucky. Newport’s expected return from Eng Oregon and Washington, have been notices received by relatives Wednes Mystic Shrine. Other officers elected
include: Deputy im perial potentate,
from
the control o f day n ig h t
“ Can you direct me X a the place o f They signed fo r seven years only!
land, at or near the place now bearing transferred
Then he asked me my birthplace. I hla name, a large number o f persons the chief signal officer at Washington,
Captain E. 0. Fluer, Dea Moines, W illiam Freeland Kendrick, Philadel
damage?”
answered, “ Ogden, Utah.”
H e asked me. “ W hat damage?"
collected to receive “ Newport’a newa.” D. C., to the Western department o f and Lieutenant. C. R. Greeh, Winter- phia; im|terial ch ief rfchhan, Elisa Gar-
H e said, “ Ob, yea, Just outside o f Hence the name, now shortened to Ua the army according to orders received set, are among the number. A ll are retson, Tacoma, and high priest ami
In surprise, I answered, “ Why, the
present form.
New York?”
prophet, James McCandless, Honolulu.
• t headquarters at San Franciaco.
o f the Rainbow division.
damage caused by the Zapa.”
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